Dhaka May 25, 2025, 10:12 pm
He made the remarks while British High Commissioner to Bangladesh Robert Chatterton Dickson called on him at his office at the ministry on Wednesday
Bangladesh sought IMF loans as a precautionary step to keep the economy stable and capable of meeting oil, gas and fertiliser import payments
Nine entities to close, five others face suspension
In the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic, and exactly 50 years after it became independent, Bangladesh's per capita national income is now higher than that of India next door
Indian Researcher and Analyst John Rozario came up with this observation in an article with headline ‘Why Bangladesh won't face a Sri Lanka-style crisis,’ published in the Bangkok Post’s Asia Focus section on Monday
Last month was Eid-ul-Azha, and expatriates sent money to celebrate the family's Eid festival beautifully. Remittances have increased due to these reasons
The merchandise trade deficit stood at $33.25 billion in the last fiscal year (FY22) which was $23.78 billion in the previous fiscal year (FY21)
Banks have disbursed Tk 147.46 billion against the target of Tk 193.40 billion for FY22, which is 73.77 percent of the target
LCs drop 31pc, remittances up in July, relieving pressure on reserves
Private sector credit growth stood at 13.66 percent in June, the highest in more than three and a half years
US sees sustained economic growth over the past decade, a large, young, and hard-working workforce, Bangladesh's strategic location between the large South and Southeast Asian markets, and vibrant private sector as some posit
পুঁজিবাজার তালিকাভুক্ত প্রগ্রেসিভ লাইফ ইনসিওরেন্স কোম্পানীতে চলছে লুটপাটের মহারাজত্ব। কোম্পানির বর্তমান চেয়ারম্যান নাসির আলী শাহ, পরিচালক এম এ করিম এবং মনোনীত পরিচালক নাজিম তাজিক চৌধুরী
Bangladesh is expected to continue to attract increasing investment, despite severe economic headwinds created by the global outbreak of COVID-19
The article put down the country's development success to three factors – literacy, electricity and fertility – all tests that Bangladesh passes.
Bangladesh asked for fund assistance of $1.0 billion from the ADB and $750 million from the World Bank and another $250 million from its fund for the countries affected by climate change
Bangladesh brought in the funds for development projects, which is 26 percent more than the preceding fiscal year
The European Union (EU) has transferred EUR 2.0 million (around Tk 200 million) to the government of Bangladesh to strengthen key areas of its social security system
The disbursement target for the immediate past 2021-22 financial year (FY22) was Tk 0.28 trillion
A total of nine projects including one for fuel import will receive the loan totalling $3.14 billion
The prime minister asked all concerned to diversify local products to explore new markets abroad
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